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  • What do you mean by “corporate?”

    You could look at higher education, non-profits, research, etc.

    I don’t want a lot of money

    Do you want to work full time? I’d never hire a programmer who wants to work less than 20 hrs/wk and I’d even be very unlikely to hire anyone for less than full time. It’s a pain to coordinate with somebody on a team who isn’t there most of the time.

    Maybe small non profits would be interested, but

    I’d like to work with REAL programming, not devops, not cloud, not managing containers, I want to write code as a living.

    Small businesses will need someone who is flexible and can “do everything”. Typically only large organizations allow people to specialize.

    Maybe “bug hunting” or contributing to larger oss projects that have budgets to pay for contributions?




  • atzanteol@sh.itjust.worksto3DPrinting@lemmy.worldFreeCad in docker
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    I didn’t realize it was using a remote-desktop setup. Still 2-D rendering performance could be an issue in the browser depending on whether it’s using accelerated graphics or not.

    There are performance metrics other than CPU/memory usage. Like network latency, disk i/o, and bandwidth. UI performance on remote desktops tends to suffer from latency even with fast machines on local networks. The “proxmox console” for VMs I run in browser is a remote desktop and it performs… well enough for a server but I wouldn’t want to do anything significant in it. And that’s just presenting a desktop.

    You haven’t described the nature of your ‘poor performance’ well though. Is it display latency like I’m describing or things like loading projects or creating STL files that is slow?


  • Are you familiar with remote desktop or ssh?

    Very.

    I didn’t realize that’s what this was doing though. Still requires a bit of client-side rendering performance from the browser and network capability. Depending on what potato they’re using on the desktop the latency might be giving the perception of “slowness”.